in reply to Re: How do I get a post mortem stack trace?
in thread How do I get a post mortem stack trace?

No cigar.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use Carp; eval { main(); }; if ( $@ ) { confess($@); } exit; sub foo { my $aargh = shift; die $aargh; } sub main { foo "hello world\n"; }
I don't get a stack trace. Once it has finished the eval, the stack is no longer there.